Burnout chez les résidents en médecine tunisiens : à propos de 149 cas

Zid, Alaeddine Ben; Homri, W.; Romdhane, I. Ben; Bram, N.; Labbane, R.

doi:10.1016/j.encep.2017.06.006

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“…Em diversos estudos [8-11, 13-15, 23, 24] Outros estudos utilizaram o MBI-HSS associado a outro questionário, seja questionário adaptado ou de própria autoria [11,15,22]; outros utilizaram questionários adaptados para o país onde seria realizado a pesquisa [18,19,23] e outros ainda utilizaram questionários de própria autoria (questionário próprio) [7,16,17,20,21] para avaliar o grau de estresse e Burnout nos profissionais, todavia, tais questionários necessitam de novas aplicações criteriosas para avaliar o grau de significância dos mesmos e se podem retratar a realidade, assim como o grau de aplicabilidade se comparado ao MBI-HSS.…”

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“…Alguns dos questionários utilizados tinham como objetivo avaliar a relação entre Burnout e o uso de outras substâncias pelos profissionais [9,11,14,24] no entanto os próprios autores afirmaram que há questionamentos da veracidade das informações, visto que muitos participantes podem não ter respondido tal pesquisa específica de uso de substâncias com acanhamento de relatar sua realidade. Dessas pesquisas, a maioria resultou que não há associação entre Burnout e uso de outras substancias e de álcool, todavia, houve estudos que demonstrou maior consumo de bebidas alcoólicas em residentes.…”

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Burnout Em Residentes De Anestesiologia: Uma Revisão Sistemática

Silva¹,

Canga²,

Saltão³

et al. 2018

Blucher Medical Proceedings

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Os profissionais da área da saúde, principalmente os médicos, possuem um alto grau de responsabilidade, logo estão passíveis de maiores efeitos estressantes. Do mesmo modo que o estresse pode ser benéfico, pode não ser, sobretudo quando for em alto grau, com enfrentamento pessoal ineficaz e em momentos de situações adversas na profissão. Ademais, as constantes mudanças na medicina e no comportamento do paciente ao longo do tempo fez com que os médicos se tornassem mais acometidos pela síndrome psicológica conhecida como Burnout. Dentre as diversas áreas da medicina, o anestesiologista é o profissional que mais é acometido por essa síndrome devido as condições em que é exposto diariamente na prática de sua atividade, e possui diversos fatores agravantes do estresse. Não obstante, os recém-formados e residentes ainda são os sujeitos mais predispostos a desenvolver Burnout por não estarem acostumados às novas rotinas. OBJETIVO: Considerando que os anestesistas são os principais profissionais acometidos pelo Burnout e ser residente ou recém-formado constitui um importante fator de risco para o desenvolvimento da síndrome, objetiva-se avaliar a possível incidência e as características do Burnout nos médicos residentes de anestesiologia. METODOLOGIA: pesquisa bibliográfica sistemática sobre o tema Burnout em residentes de anestesiologia utilizando a Bireme e PubMed. O trabalho foi realizado de acordo com os critérios de PRISMA e contou com a análise para síntese qualitativa de 19 estudosapenas 1 estudo foi excluído na triagem por não estar associado ao tema da pesquisa de acordo com a análise do respectivo resumo. RESULTADOS: diversos estudos relataram que os residentes de anestesiologia são os indivíduos com maiores riscos de desenvolver Burnout, e é um dos problemas mais comuns de diversas instituições. Na maioria dos estudos o sexo feminino foi considerado como um fator de risco maior, apesar de não ser unânime dentre os estudos analisados. CONCLUSÃO: Os residentes de anestesiologia estão propensos a desenvolveram a síndrome do Burnout por diversos fatores de risco diretamente relacionadas com suas atividades diárias, e apesar de existir meios para lidar com essa problemática, são ferramentas superficiais e que não abrangem o profissional que necessita de apurado cuidado.

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Burnout Em Residentes De Anestesiologia: Uma Revisão Sistemática

Silva¹,

Canga²,

Saltão³

et al. 2018

Blucher Medical Proceedings

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“…A study conducted in Tunisia showed that 86.1% of resident physicians experienced burnout in at least one dimension, with 70.7% reporting high levels of emotional exhaustion, 44.2% reporting high levels of depersonalization, and 73.1% experiencing a sense of decreased professional accomplishment. The burnout-related stress factors that induce burnout among physicians include a lack of hobbies, poor job and workplace conditions, relationship problems, and work-family conflicts (24). The level of burnout reported among middle-grade physicians in Saudi Arabia showed a high level of emotional exhaustion and depersonalization (68.8%; 63.6%), respectively, and a low level of personal achievement 38.5%.…”

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Burnout Syndrome among Libyan Physicians in different specialties: An observational cross-sectional study

BENHAMZA,

ABDUALHAMED,

ABUSAMIN

et al. 2024

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Burnout is an occupation-related syndrome comprising emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and reduced feelings of work-related personal accomplishment. The healthcare profession is an exhausting job comprising individual health and mental status. The aim is to determine the prevalence and severity of burnout syndrome among Libyan physicians. An observational cross-sectional study recruited from March to August 2023. months. 731 public and private sector physicians with specialties and subspecialties participated. Once physicians agree to participate in the study, data will be collected using an electronic structured questionnaire comprising two sections. Section one will include socio-demographic characteristics. In section two burnout will be assessed using the Maslach Burnout Inventory-Human Services Survey (MBI-HSS). In our study, a total of 731 physicians from different health facilities were enrolled. The mean age was 36.76 years old (±7.23); the number of male-to-female physicians was (38.1% vs. 61.1%), more than half of physicians were married (60.7%); the mean income was 1672 (±2177.19) LD (US$344.74 ± 448.90), and the mean number of vacation days in the last 12 months was 16.85 ± 26.03 days per year. Among the three dimensions, 47.1% of the physicians reported a high score of burnout for EE, 86.3% for depersonalization, and 18.6% for personal achievement. Age, marital status, specialty, and place of work were significant risk factors for burnout in three dimensions: EE, DP, and PA (p-value <0.05); the highest burnout rates were 16.8% for the medicine, 10.0% for the ICU and anesthesia, 7.6% for surgery, 5.3% for obstetrics and gynecology, and 4.2% for the pediatrics. In conclusion, physician burnout is declared a public health threat if no immediate action is taken to mitigate a work-related burden on physicians.

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“…From a healthcare worker’s perspective, BOS could be described as physical and mental exhaustion resulting from stresses related to providing medical care for others ( Dimitriu et al, 2020 ), which appears to be prevalent in both developing and developed countries, with consequent economic, social, and psychological overloads to individual physicians, their institutions, and the healthcare system ( Aljuhayman et al, 2021 ; Alsheikh et al, 2019 ; Al Subhi et al, 2020 ; Ben et al, 2018 ; Galaiya et al., 2020 ). In recent years, the prevalence of BOS among healthcare professionals was studied thoroughly and was shown to affect between 40% and 75% of healthcare professionals among various specialties ( Chemali et al, 2019 ; Dubale et al, 2019 ; Galaiya et al, 2020 ).…”

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Burnout syndrome (BOS) among resident doctors in an Egyptian tertiary care university hospital: Prevalence and determinants during the COVID-19 pandemic

Fadle

Khalifa

Mahran

et al. 2022

Int J Soc Psychiatry

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Objectives: The current study aimed to detect the BOS prevalence and determinants among residents working during the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in an Egyptian tertiary university referral hospital. Methods: A cross-sectional study evaluating the working period from June to November 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic second wave, through a five sections questionnaire evaluating: 1 − sociodemographic characteristics, 2 − job characteristics, 3 − negative thoughts related to their job, 4 − resident’s health problems, and 5 − evaluating BOS through Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI) scale (including emotional exhaustion [EE], depersonalization [DP], and personal accomplishment [PA] as subscales). Results: We included 230 residents with a median age of 27 years. The median MBI sub-scales (IQ Range) values were 30.0 (20, 39), 21.0 (15, 30), and 29.5 (22, 36) for EE, DP, and PA, respectively. About 51.0% and 83.0% of the residents were high in EE and DP, while 8.7% were low in PA. The median EE and DP were higher in younger age (⩽27 years; p = .002 and .024), males ( p = .001 and <.001), working >90 hours weekly ( p = .016 and <.001), exposure to harassment ( p < .001), and having COVID-19 infection ( p = .002 and .001). Residents working in surgical departments reported higher DP scores than those in non-surgical departments ( p = .03). There was a mild positive correlation between working hours per week and the total scores in EE and DP, r = .24 ( p < .001) and r = .23 ( p = .001) respectively, while it was found to have a negative correlation with the PA ( r = −.133 and p = .044). Conclusions: The BOS is evident and considerably high among the residents working during the COVID-19 pandemic. Younger age, males, working in surgical departments, and those who got COVID-19 infection were most vulnerable.

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Burnout chez les résidents en médecine tunisiens : à propos de 149 cas

Cited by 13 publications

References 17 publications

Burnout Em Residentes De Anestesiologia: Uma Revisão Sistemática

Burnout Em Residentes De Anestesiologia: Uma Revisão Sistemática

Burnout Syndrome among Libyan Physicians in different specialties: An observational cross-sectional study

Burnout syndrome (BOS) among resident doctors in an Egyptian tertiary care university hospital: Prevalence and determinants during the COVID-19 pandemic

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